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Okay well the reason why I made this thread is because to help people get a idea in why they or anyone else should use the source released by andy called "CoEmuv2.Nano" version 5095. Tell us why they should use this source or not use this source and explain why, Also tell us what you think what kind of people should be using this source, Ex: C# type, C++ type, Etc... Tell us if a beginner coder should use this or wait and code more onto lotf before they start on this. You may have arguments but not flaming, arguments as in if the type of person should be able to use this type of source or not. If you may like you can have Counter-Arguments if you want :rolleyes:. Dont get people discourage that they shouldnt be able to work this source or not, but help them get an idea in why they should wait or not wait.

Also explain to us why you use this source and what you are trying to develop into this source and if your thinking about releasing it (Well Im not sure if you can because I belive andy will delete), If also you need help coding and you got a error you can post it in this thread and other coders will try to help you.

Sincerely, 2coolforu

I think it can be good for starters becuse like nothing is coded but LOTF is kinda of a good source to start with to i started with lotf source from a naked from when it was first made to ini and now my source is ok just missing some stuff that isnt even needed but i think start with LOTF be goods ource to start with get to know everthing how to work with it and then move up

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Originally Posted by Pete1990 I think it can be good for starters becuse like nothing is coded but LOTF is kinda of a good source to start with to i started with lotf source from a naked from when it was first made to ini and now my source is ok just missing some stuff that isnt even needed but i think start with LOTF be goods ource to start with get to know everthing how to work with it and then move up

I also agree with you, Also if they wanted to start coding I belive that they should start on this because this basicly has NOTHING so they can do it their self's so they have accomplished something and be proud of it instead of taking another person's source/edits.

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Originally Posted by 2coolforu2 Tell us if a beginner coder should use this or wait and code more onto lotf before they start on this.

A beginner, should start with taking some lessons over google, or other sites before starting, and also, they should start with the new one, except thinking of the new encryption, its prety nice done, and can be learnt something from it. Also, he may start a new source or w/e.

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Originally Posted by alexbigfoot A beginner, should start with taking some lessons over google, or other sites before starting, and also, they should start with the new one, except thinking of the new encryption, its prety nice done, and can be learnt something from it. Also, he may start a new source or w/e.

Well exactly what I mean but you said more things lol.

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Originally Posted by 2coolforu2 I also agree with you, Also if they wanted to start coding I belive that they should start on this because this basicly has NOTHING so they can do it their self's so they have accomplished something and be proud of it instead of taking another person's source/edits.

i found coemu easier to work with, easier to navigate and such. so i guess what im saying is i agree with you agreeing with him lol

Yeah well i vote that coemu is much better to code then LOTF...

it all depends on who's the beginner.
the source is good and lotf isn't bad niether.
but bouth of them are pritty useless if you don't know what to do.
for bouth of the sources you need LOGIC and basic lessons c#

so about the beginners.
there are beginners that only want to host a server -> binnarys
and beginners that want to learn "and make a real server " -> coemu
beginnes that want to play with some codes -> LOTF

at last thats how i think about it.

i had no idea how to code...with this source i got a better understanding to code so this is deffently a better source to code with if ur a beginner

I agree, I am new to C# either, but with this source which is properly organized, properly categorized, It would be easier for us beginner to understand the basic "which is which" of the source.